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Introduction
Amelia Bullmore (31 January 1964 – ) is an actor and writer, best known for Scott and Bailey, Twenty Twelve, Brass Eye, I'm Alan Partridge, and as Steph Barnes in Coronation Street. Her first play Mammals won the 2005-6 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.
